now, if you are holding the travel plans until monday, a southeast wisconsin. snow for the dakotas and parts of minnesota. we are much milder and wet monday into tuesday. now the forecast for today, again, a light wintry mix. the pavement will turn wet across southeast wisconsin. 45 on saturday, dry. 50 on sunday. then rainy weather for monday and tuesday. wisn.com. >> thank you, jeremy. 5:20. a holiday tradition kicks off today in west allis. candy lane is opening up at 6:00 p.m. tonight, lighting up with the decorations every year. the visitors are encouraged to donate to the mack fund. get that out. >> now to wisconsin's largest drive-thru holiday lights. look at this wow. country christmas is starting today in waukesha county. the holiday lights festival at the parks. wisn 12 is a proud sponsor. we were there for the kickoff ceremony. the displays up until the end of the holiday season. meal thanks to a small mix up, why a grandmother said sending the wrong text message was a right call. >> injured on the job, the toy that a police officer was >> welcome ba

it's one of the colder mornings of the season so far across southeast wisconsin with lows bottoming out freezing lakeside and the 20s inland. widespread frost has been reported throughout the area. sunshine is back again today, which will help us warm into the lower 50s. we'll have a decent southwest breeze neighbors and friends pay tribute to the late singer- songwriter leonard cohen on the greek island of hydra. cohen published several poetry collections while living on the greek island in the cohen began to get wide notice with his first album, "songs of leonard cohen," in 1968. he died thursday night at the age of 82. a suspicious package forces the evacuation a terminal at dallas fort worth airport yesterday. travelers were kept out of the area while police investigating. several hours later.. the investigation was complete and passengers could return to the area. investigators are not saying what was found. morning.a lot still ahead on live at daybreak...coming up in your wisconsin weekend.. a fun event for train enthusiasts of all ages.. plus how people in whitnall park plan to s

the highs either side of 40 across southeast wisconsin. weatherwatch 12 week ahead, saturday and sunday nice days upper 40s by sunday. rainy system moving in for monday and tuesday and highs back to the 50s. cooler wednesday, maybe a coupe of snowflakes on thursday. no big snows in sight for 7 days. ben: we like that. ben: some of us wa others haven't even slept yet. that's because they've been up for hours shopping for the best black friday deals. abc news' janai norman is in washington with the latest. >> instead of focusing on food and family, some anxious holiday shoppers took their appetite for sales straight to shopping centers. some of the biggest retailers in dallas opening at five pm, allowing for 30 straight hours of shopping. grey thursday, as shoppers are staking out stores to gobble up bargains instead of gobbling down turkey. >> i'm going to get some baby stuff then head over to walmart for a tv. you've got it all mapped out." experts say the biggest deals are on electronics. like an h-p laptop at best buy for 170 dollars. th

this is looking rainy across southeast wisconsin. there is sa potential for a half inch to inch of rain with the system. until then, a light rain or snow shower for the morning. dry out in the afternoon. sunday near 50. 53 rain you will need the umbrella then. the snow shovels are not needed. >> some of us waking up with a turkey hangover, others not to bed yet because of shopping overnight. abc news' janai norman is in washington with the latest. >> instead of focusing on food and family, some anxious holiday shoppers took their appetite for sales straight to shopping centers. dallas opening at five pm, allowing for 30 straight hours of shopping. across the country, businesses are now calling thanksgiving grey thursday, as shoppers are staking out stores to gobble up bargains instead of gobbling down turkey. >> i'm going to get some baby stuff then head over to walmart for a tv. experts say the biggest deals are on electronics. like an h-p laptop at best buy for 170 dollars. these amazon fire tablets for 33. and a 55-inch phillips h

official, the holiday season arrived here in southeast wisconsin. >> last night we flipped the switch on the holiday lights festival. >> amazing. it was, the fireworks and fire brigade was cool. we had people from around the world too. >> yes, it was cool to see all of the crowd there and this is an annual tradition that we the first time we broadcast that live on wisn 12. you can also see displays at the parks, the festival runs until january 1st. the fireworks were phenomenal. shout out to the crew, engineers, production staff, it went off without a hitch. it is quite a production. >> dwayne, one of the guys dancing there, yep, going on very little sleep. gorgeous night. if you are headed to the holiday parade tomorrow and stepping off, you will want the heavy coats. this morning 59 over 46 at the airport. southwest breezes. for this morning, we see increase in the clouds and certainly sun filtered sunshine and keeping on the shower activity showing up just nosing into the southwestor state and associated with the boundary. the temperatures, the cold air, you can see it, we are star

we have dry conditions here across southeast wisconsin. a little cooler. something to point out on the effect snow showers near marquette, michigan. a couple of clouds are filling in here. grab a coat or a jacket this morning. now out the door with matt. >> no troubles on the roadways. things are quiet in the construction zone. no troubles volume. travel times looking great... that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. happening now, more than 20 wild fires burning thousands of acres in the mountains of the carolinas. north carolina governor declared from five different counties and a burning ban is issued in 25 counties in the western part of the state. >> flames in a petroleum facility in mobile, alabama. >> it took an hour to get the flames under control. the witnesses heard explosions and saw the plumes of smoke a hazard team had to come in and deal with the fire. no one was hurt in this. this morning the state and local officials are returning to the scene to figure out this started. back to you. >> tim, thank you. rocky tr

help feed the families here in southeast wisconsin. sal? >> we are happy to taek your calls until 9:00 and again 3-7 this afternoon. 42 degrees as we look at racine. winds are 15 miles per hour. as we look around southeast wisconsin temperatures in the 30s and 40s. 43 at the airport a. lot of low clouds out there. we have mist and drizzle in place. but there is a little snow to the north. we have been talking about the snow to the north with the storm system and also thinking about snow for the coming winter. here is jeremy nelson. >> we have seen the but let's fast forward, what are we thinking for the entire winter? this is the 7th year of the winter forecast. it is today at 6:00 p.m. on 12 news. we'll let you know how cold it is going to get and how much snow we are expecting. last winter we were spot on with 39 inches of snow. we are breaking down the winter storm potential. could we see a couple of storms can we keep the warm weather. we'll have the answers coming up at 6:00 p.m. winter weather makes matt busy. >> right now it is nice

a chilly morning in southeast wisconsin. we're tracking how rain could impact your holiday plans. good i'm ben wagner. melinda: and i'm melinda davenport. it's 5:30 on this monday, november 21st. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. >> it is a scarf and gloef morning. with the fair skies and the light winds the temperatures well, they dipped 18 watertown add elk horn. 21 waukesha and west bend. nice and dry today. winds are staying light and north. rainy day tomorrow in the afternoon and night. we are looking at temperatures for tomorrow that will climb up to the low 40s. sunshine in place for us today and read eggs in the upper 30s. now to matt as he's headed to news chopper 12. >> i am on the way out. no complaints. dry light volume on the roads right now. the travel times are looking fantastic... no crashes to get in your way. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. 5:30. new from overnight, protests are escalating in north dakota. protesters and police involved in a tense standoff right now. tim is

we are stopping by the classrooms like this one across southeast wisconsin. >> one take. that is all they needed. visit, head to wisn.com and submit your nominations for teach every as well. >> we made it to friday. plenty to do to get into the holiday spirit. >> wes and elizabeth from 99.1 is mix are here. >> good morning, and santa is coming to the town. i know in december, but tomorrow, this weekend, at the milwaukee downtown holiday parade. >> and all of us, we are in it. year and seeing so many people coming downtown. saying hi, shaking hands and kissing the babies. >> the weather off thes shifts. last year, you can tell we had snow. >> yes, it is the holiday parade. it is supposed to be that way. >> santa will be in the parade tomorrow morning the parade at 9:30. we'll be there and waving. >> elbow, >> i like that. >> wisn 12 news time now is 5:26. a new way to get around downtown milwaukee. where to go to weigh in on the streetcar project. >> two students brawl in the classroom, why officials in melinda: breaking news this morning, a burglary suspect starts shootin

as our next cold front gets closer, clouds will start to return to southeast wisconsin. those will arrive primarily after sunset - followed by shower chances after midnight. today: mostly sunny and warm. high: 67 wind: sw 5-10 investigating after a car goes over the bluff in cudahy. it happened this morning at sheridan park. you can see from the video crews used a tow truck to pull the car from over the edge. no other details are being released at this time. stick with fox6 news...on-air and online...for any updates. crews are investigating an abandoned warehouse fire in it happened just after midnight near 15th and st. paul. there were no injuries. officials estimate there was more than 100-thousand dollars in damage. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. a heads up if you drive in milwaukee's third ward.. the water street bridge over the milwaukee river is closed. crews are installing an upgrade to the bridges center lock system. the bridge should reopen mid- december. happening now --- the milwaukee county board meets to discuss next year's proposed "whe

wisn 12 is stopping by classrooms all across southeast wisconsin. if you're interested in getting a visit, just head to wisn dot com and click school shout out. then we'll try to schedule a time to have meteorologist jeremy nelson stop by to say hello. jeremy didn't tell us this was going to happen. it is a surprise. a very cool. >> this weekend harley davidson is paying tribute to the vets. >> yes, wes and elizabeth share how to say thank you. >> yesterday was the marine birthday and today is veterans day. there are a number of celebrations going on, including harley davidson museum. active military and veterans >> what is cool, they are show casing hue harley davidson has been part of the military and motorcycles and how they are used. check that out. thank you for the service. >> absolutely. >> back to you. >> thank you. 6:26 may recollecting a list, checking it twice. >> how the letters to santa help >> green and gold teaming up with the salvation army and when to get the signed gear from the players to benefit the group. first, traffic watch 12

wisconsin. just a few light rain showers and sprinkles will linger this evening, completely exiting the area by

time is running out if you want to vote early in southeast wisconsin. most municipalities end in person absentee voting this evening. the city of milwaukee allows early voting tomorrow.each city, village and town in wisconsin is in charge of setting the dates and hours of in-person absentee voting for their municipality. for exact times and locations.. visit with the election just four days away.. u-s fearful of a cyber attack as americans cast their ballots. nbc's cynthia mcfadden has the details. as americans focus on the razor-tight presidential race between hillary clinton and donald trump.. u.s. officials tell nbc news.. the government has its eyes on potential threats to election day security.according to multiple u.s. intelligence sources.. the white house and the department of homeland unprecedented effort to protect the country against cyber attacks.. aimed at sowing confusion as americans head to the polls.current and former officials say an attack on critical infrastructure.. including the u.s. power grid.. is one of three worst case scenario

. >> the wet start to the week steady showers soak southeast wisconsin. look at that street lamp. more than an inch has fallen and it keeps coming town. the showers are filling up the radar. it's all over the place. >> when are we going to try out? >> i was standing right here last night and the radar looked like this and it still does. rain off and on the tonight and through the evening hours. and some of the rainfall totals over an inch there and nearly an inch everywhere else. the rain continues to fall. and moderate showers in southern kenosha and portions of dodge county. there is a back edge, though. this is forming right here to push through dayton county and it will be out of the picture by no rain for tomorrow. look at the mild temperatures at 51 degrees at the moment. in the morning hours, very mild. and it will be karm tomorrow. i will tell you how warm it gets coming up in a few minutes. and tune into live at daybreak at 4:30 to see if this will impac and she hit another car and katie carruther talked to the teen's mother and coleman wilkes is now being held. >> >> she

wisn 12 news is visiting different classes all across southeast wisconsin. melinda: if you're interested in getting a visit, just head to wisn.com and click on the school shout out logo. we'll try to schedule a time to have meteorologist jeremy nelson stop by to say hello! now to more election results that have been coming in overnight. ben: there were a number of school referenda on the ballot across the area. voters in cudahy were asked to approve 7.9 million dollars for renovations and improvements in the district. they voted yes. melinda: in franklin, more than 43 million dollars on the ballot for building a new middle school. voters said yes. ben: in oconomowoc, voters were asked whether to approve nearly 55 million dollars for a new elementary school and district improvements. again voters sye melinda: the arrowhead school district wanted $64 million for campus-wide renovations, including a new pool and fine-arts center. voters said no. ben: and in germantown, they wanted $84 million to build a new field house, pool and performing arts center. that got

middle 60's in far southeast wisconsin. a southeast breeze at five to 10 miles per hour. last forward, quiet this weekend. on tuesday morning, this band of showers will drift across southeast wisconsin. you see damped weather on tuesday morning. tuesday afternoon you will be drying out. one thing that is consistent is that it will keep mild and warm temperatures through the forecast. sunshine, a perfect day. 65 degrees. on sunday morning. in the afternoon with early sunset, dark by 5:00 p.m. cooling things back on election day. more cloud cover meaning cooler temperatures with highs in the upper 50's. 50's on wednesday with a stronger cold front coming through late on thursday or friday that will drop temperatures. upper 40's to around 50 degrees. that is at average. thema: we will take average. have you done your holiday decorating? well, at one home in delafield, the season has arrived. we take you on a sneak peek inside the christmas fantasy house. the halls are decked with garland, ornaments and christmas trees. dozens of local decorators worked together to transform

southeast wisconsin could see a record high fall temperature there's also a chance of rain and maybe even some snow. good morning and welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm ben wagner. melinda: and i'm melinda davenport. it's 5:30 on this thursday, november 17th. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. sal. sally: this morning you don't need much heat in the car the temperatures well into the 40s and 50s. it is a mild start. readings are reaching up to the mid 60s by the noon hour. south breezes hour. the amp high 67 and 70 degrees. certainly close to the record territory. now we are going to see the sun and clouds trade places from time to time today. periods of sunshine and periods of clouds, but we are staying dry. the early morning temperatures 46 waukesha and 52 degrees at the airport. we are easily get another 15 degrees. we talk 60s tomorrow. we time out the cold front coming up. now the matt salemme on the way

it is important to give when you can. >> it helps so many families here in southeast wisconsin. >> absolutely. this food is going to the pantries. food is going to the pantries today and tomorrow. don't think it is too late, it is not. if you have called in, thank you very much. >> well, a little wet in the forecast. what are you returning to the store for? >> cranberry. >> whipped cream and butter. never enough of that. >> i was there yesterday and it was busy. the parking lot was full. >> yes. if you are headed out, grab the umla temperatures 42 degrees, light south winds and low clouds and light rain in place across southern wisconsin early today. now the temperatures holding in the 40s overall. here is a look at the satellite and the radar, overall the rain is light. i had the wipers going occasionally. the wet snow in portions of northern wisconsin and off to the north and west. duluth, superior, ashland this jeremy showed you that earlier. low pressure is continuing to move. it lifts a little bit to the north and east. it never pulls that warm front through here. we'll get the moisture.

there's bigger news for employers in southeast wisconsin. donald trump's win in wisconsin is the first for a republican nominee in more than 30 years. why who didn't vote helped lead to his is the first for a republican nominee since 1984. looking into the results-- his victory can be explained by where he did well in the state...and also...by who didn't vote. kim is in the newsroom with more. what really stands out locally is the drop in milwaukee county turnout. hillary clinton got 43-thousand fewer votes than barack obama did in 2012. donald trump won wisconsin by marquette law school poll had clinton ahead by six points. we needed to see hillary because she did not win in the primary. a couple other surprises in the exit polls: donald trump did slightly better than mitt romney with both african- american and hispanic voters. trump also did just as well with republican women as he did with men. despite the controversy over the 25-percent average rate increase for the affordable care individuals... bigger news for employers in southeast wi

another cool morning in southeast wisconsin. we're tracking temperatures in your neighborhood as you get ready for work and school. good morning and welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm ben wagner. melinda: and i'm melinda davenport. it's 4:30 on this monday, november 14th. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. good morning, sal. sally: good morning. on the way to the highs mid to toward the end of the week. this morning a few clouds around for us, a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day today. a weak boundary making its way through and with it clouds. the early morn temperatures not as chilly as saturday morning and yesterday morning. 41 waukesha. 43 at the airport. i'm thinking on the way to highs around 57 degrees. party sunny skies with a few clouds around, it is a west wind. tonight partly cloudy and low 44. a couple of extra clouds tomorrow. we see what is happening at the end of the week with a storm system. melinda: when you're on the go, take the weather watch 12

melinda: a first-of-it's-kind experience for kids is now open in southeast wisconsin. for more on that, we're joined by the newest member of the wisn andy: good morning, melinda and ben. the new exhibit is at the betty brinn children's museum here in milwaukee. "big league fun" is 2,000 square et of hands-on exhibits all about america's pastime. there's a ticket gate, press box, and announcer's booth. you can run the bases, hit the ball, pitch and work on your stance. exhibit designers tell wisn 12 news they want to recreate the helping kids learn. >> it's good for their bodies to be physically active, it's also important for a child's brain. children learn more when their physically active, their brains are more receptive to learning and they remember what they've learned longer. andy: the "big league fun" exhibit will be at betty brinn until the spring. ryan braun look out. >> diapers in the dugout, good we talked about this last hour, wisconsin is not new for you. >> i was in madison for a while, been away for a number of years and the cheese was calling me back. >>

southeast wisconsin 55-60. we still have a little up in the forecast. afternoon out ahead of the cool front. now here we are a couple of stray showers 3:00 in the afternoon. this is when we see a quick run into the 60s and the colder air is going to move in and there is a chance, jeremy talked about it, a couple of stray snow showers in here, this is overnight. we begin to clear out and the cold air entrenches for the weekend and near 40. today 69. rn tonight. the low 32. 40 saturday and sunday. saturday windy and raw. thank you, sal. ben: new from overnight, thousands of volkswagen employees losing their jobs. tim has new details that came in overnight. tim. tim: vw says they're cutting 30,000 jobs. most of them, about 23,000 will be cut in germany. there's no word on whether jobs in the u.s. will be affected. the auto company says they need to cut costs after facing emissions tests. volkswagen will pay a $15 billion fine in the u.s. over the scandal. the job cuts will save around $3.9 billion every year. around the world, 11 million cars are equipped

sally: not much to slow down the voters here in southeast wisconsin. the election day weather story, a couple of showers out there early this morning but they are light and scattered. they are pretty much done between 7:00 and 9:00. now we call for highs today to reach up to 57. upper 50s again for tomorrow. a breezy warm up getting back to the 60s for thursday.

a chilly morning in southeast wisconsin. we're tracking how rain could impact your holiday plans. ben: good morning and welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm ben wagner. melinda: and i'm melinda davenport. it's 4:30 on this monday, november 21st. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. good morning, sal. sally: good morning, melinda, light northwest winds and we talk about the monday sunshine. things are staying dry throughout the day today. a little range of high pressure is slipping to the south and to the east. we are keeping an eye on the lp over the west and it could bring wet to the forecast later toot and tomorrow night and wednesday. it is staying liquid. 21 waukesha. the airport in the mid 20s. for today then, starting with a chill, we talk about the sunshine, high up to 37. 43 tomorrow. rain is arriving tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night and wet tuesday night and wednesday easily into the 40s. melinda: when you're on the go, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news app. it's free fo

we even saw flurries in southeast wisconsin. none of it sticked. but winter is here. >> saturday morning a little bit last week 70 degrees and winter coming in behind it. here we are. right now, 23 degrees. this is mequon. the air mass is dry. this is a look from racine, 23 degrees. the winds are becoming light and northeast later today and southeast tomorrow. so a wet readings in the 40s. a couple of flurries on friday. matt? >> so far so good on the morning commute. 94 eastbound, westbound. the head lights coming eastbound through the construction zone. right now good spacing, full speeds. dry pavement. freeways. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. 6:44. two police officers ambushed in different states yesterday. now to tim with the new information. tim. tim: this shooting happened in texas and one in missouri. the st. louis police say an officer was shot while sitting in traffic, that officer was shot in the face. the mayor said he was targeted because he was a police officer. he is that suspect was later kille

the gop has its biggest majority in the state assembly since the 1950s. >> shannon: southeast wisconsin school districts are getting a bond boost. germantown voters okayed a $84 million school district improvement project, which includes renovations, new classrooms, and a performing arts center. the arrowhead school district has to wait for its proposed new school building. voters did not approve the district's $65 million proposal. and a taxpayer and taxpayers voted yes to $28 million in bonds for improvements at the high school, as well as the middle school. the vote comes after this video was posted to social media less than two weeks ago showing a waterfall pouring from the ceiling of the middle school. the superintendent says it was a pipe leak. pipes in the school will be replaced as part of the referendum. tmj4.com/decision2016. >> shannon: aaron rodgers posted election message to wisconsin voters. we'll have that next. >> john: another great day across southeastern wisconsin. 62 in la crosse. that should be our high tomorrow. 60 in green bay. that's where the air is coming from.

gets closer, clouds will start to return to southeast wisconsin. those will arrive primarily after sunset - followed by shower chances after midnight. showers will likely linger into tomorrow morning, before leaving us with a mostly cloudy and cool election day. the clouds won't last long. returns wednesday. we'll see a brief burst of warmer air thursday before temperatures return to "normal" in the low 50s friday. tonight: mostly cloudy. showers after midnight. low: 48 wind: sw/w 2-7 mph tuesday: morning showers. then mostly cloudy and cool. 10-20 mph wednesday:gradual clearing. am low: 39 high: 56 wind: nw 5-10 mph thursday: mostly sunny. am low: 37 high: 60 wind: w 10-20 mph friday: mostly sunny. am low: 38 high: 50 wind: n 5-10 mph saturday: mostly sunny. the country -- tomorrow will be a paid holiday.. companies making making it easier for employees to vote on election day. ford is doing the same -- emailing workers telling them: "every. vote. counts." outdoor clothing company patagonia is closing all its retail stores == its headquarters in c

by a couple of hours down the road, rain or snow showers across southeast wisconsin. a little band going from green bay to madison. these are likely flurries or snow showers. i have not seen any reports of snow accumulation so far. if it is going to stick, it is briefly on the grassy for today, with the clouds, we are not shaking those, add a light wintry mix this morning and the winds are adding a chill. cloudy this amp and the highs near 40. we have the forecast for saturday and sunday, may see a little sunshine. >> thank you, jeremy. ben: new this morning, a thanksgiving disaster for a mississippi family. their fried turkey started a fire. nathan cornelius says he fried up the turkey on wednesday night on the porch. propane tank and burner but a few hours later a fire broke out. firefighters got to the home around 5:00 a.m. thanksgiving morning and stopped the fire from spreading to the inside of the home. ben: also new this morning, explosions at a recycling plant in iowa. people in central city say thick black smoke filled the air around the plant. one firefighte

another cool morning in southeast wisconsin. we're tracking temperatures in your neighborhood as you get ready for work and school. good morning and welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm ben wagner. melinda: and i'm melinda davenport. it's 5:30 on this monday, november 14th. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. sal. sally: it is an easy forecast for today a currently in the low to mid 40s climbing up to the mid to upper 50s for almost all of us, even fond du lac and sheboygan mid 50s. the typical highs are the upper 40s. i expect the hit or miss clouds for a couple of days and for today lighter west wind. 57 the forecasted high for milwaukee. the early morning temperatures not bad, 46 madison. 43 at the airport. almost everyone around the metro it is not nearly as chilly today as over the weekend. you can plan on just a couple of extra clouds, a weak cool front is moving at this hour. we stay dry toefr next few days. >> sal, thank you. on the traffic watch 12. miller parkway

senate majority pac is responsible as our next cold front gets return to southeast wisconsin. those will arrive primarily after sunset - followed by shower chances after midnight. showers will likely linger into tomorrow morning, before leaving us with a mostly cloudy and cool election day. tonight: mostly cloudy. showers after midnight. low: 48 wind: sw/w 2-7 mph hacksaw ridge made a solid showing at the box office this weekend pulling in film's stars recently about stepping into the shoes of world war two soldiers. ad lib to bite "someone complains and says i didnt have my iphone what a horrible thing. true sacrifice when you see this movie, how can anyone complain in life? sacrifice is a good word for it. even today we went with mel and screened it for a bunch of conference for them and thankfully they found it very cathartic. i think the movie does a nice job of showing some of the effects of ptsd and you feel so much disconnect between the civilian and what the troops coming back dealing with" trying to put yourself in the mindset of war -- it must be a difficult thing to

. >> the people in southeast wisconsin are subject to antiquated security because the big companies don't want to spend a lot of money? >> yes. it is that simple. >> delahunt says the big companies are familiar names in southeast wisconsin shorewest, first weber, coldwell banker. realtors. >> the members who do not want the electronic lockboxes believe they are too costly. >> an old-fashioned lockbox runs about $30, an electronic lockbox up to $100. bush says most realtors honor their ethical obligation to protect clients' property, though he concedes he's had to discipline some who don't. >> we had some incidents where they gave out those lockbox codes out to unauthorized individuals, and we have had some fines for those. >> but that's not enough for dave delahunt. he says the commissions realtors earn on home sales would soon cover the cost of the safety upgrade. >> lacrosse versus safety outweighs whatever cost of maybe. >> the gmar tells 12 news about 60% of its members want to keep about 40% support new technology , and that it will likely take , sellers demanding updated security to

some fog in parts of southeast wisconsin today. we're keeping an eye on conditions as you make your weekend plans. good morning and welcome to wisn 12 news this morning. i'm ben wagner. melinda: and i'm melinda let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is in the weather center. sally: we are talking about fog. i'm in with jeremy nelson. the thing about nine -- about now and 9:00, -- that is happening after 7:30. clear skies elsewhere. between 9:00 and 4:00, everybody is talking sunshine and temperatures in the low visibility away from the lake quite variable. .3 of a mile at burlington. sheboygan reporting nine mile visibility. airport visibility is pretty good as well. 36 and elm grove. 39 at dave you. -- at bayview. meteorologist jeremy nelson, we

fond du lac -- the wind advisory is all through southeast wisconsin. runs through 6:00 tomorrow evening. up to the north, snow is starting to wind down. the winter weather advisory for our extreme northwestern counties from duluth and superior up to northeast minnesota where they have a winter storm warning. in orr, minnesota. as you can see, a couple snow showers starting to develop. here come these snow showers from the northwest. they're more spotty and broken clouds. the wind speeds are continuing through the morning hours. gusts will be around 40. during the day tomorrow, 20-30 mile-per-hour winds with gusts up to 45 miles per hour. there's the high temperature in milwaukee. superior high was only 43. 41 right now in milwaukee. 36 in waukesha. 36 in white water. also out in burlington. so the big storm is starting to wind down. snow flurries starting to clear out. ink everything is done by -- i think everything is done by 9:00 in the morning. the chilly weather settles in tomorrow night and continues right on into sunday. a few snow showers develo

all without leaving southeast wisconsin. he's at the holiday folk fair this morning, which starts today at forecast from fox6 chief meteorologist rob haswell mostly cloudy and windy today. ahead of a cold front, we warm 60s early today but behind that front we rapidly drop into the 30s by tonight. as the front moves through our area, we can expect a couple of showers. behind the front, we can expect a few snow showers tonight and early saturday. winds will be very strong today with gusts 30 to 40 mph today and through saturday. they should calm on sunday. we should warm back to average temperatures next week with highs in the mid 40s. today: mostly cloudy with a few afternoon showers possible. 20-40 mph tonight: chance of rain/snow showers. low: 35 wind: w/nw 10-20 mph saturday: morning light snow showers. very windy with wind chills in the 20s. high: 38 wind: nw 20-40 mph sunday: partly sunny and cold. am low: 24 high: 38 wind: nw 5-10 mph monday: mostly sunny. am low: 23 high: 42 wind: e 5-15 mph tuesday: mostly cloudy wit

a holiday tradition returns to southeast wisconsin today. how you can get a free breakfast what greases the gears in washington? money. and ron johnson fits right in. six years ago, johnson took a shady $10 million corporate payout, went to washington, thenoted to protect $21 billion in tax breaks for the world's biggest oil companies. $21 billion. a wisconsin senator, protecting tax breaks for oil companies. that's ron johnson. that's washington. and he fits right in. end citizens united is responsible >> leading the way with important local coverage. you're watching wisn 12 news, with weather watch 12 meteorologist sally severson and traffic watch 12's matt salemme. continues. melinda: as we get a live look on the weather watch camera, we're looking east to lake michigan. skies are clear. we have a little bit of fog showing up inland. jeremy has been live this morning. temperatures 40's along the lake and 30's women. a dense fog advisory this weather. your first for just this morning. -- forecast this morning. temperatures are in the low 6

and before we head to break, the greendale high school band is ge southeast wisconsin-- proud! the students are in new york city-- right now, to perform in the macy's thanksgiving day parade! and these teens can play! you can watch the happening now-- and later -- protecting your debit and credit cards. where investigators are out making sure crooks aren't trying to steal your sensitive information. plus... time to welcome home the state champs! when the brookfield east spartans will celebrate their first title in and taking a live look outside-- welcome to live at daybreak.it's i'm susan kim.and - i'm vince vitrano. let's get a look at your weather and traffic together-- with storm team 4 meteorologist brian gotter. after the first real shock of winter temps this weekend, this morning is clear and and wind chills in the teens. today remains sunny, and the wind is light, but highs will remain in the upper 30s. clouds start to increase tonight, and lows will drop to back into the 20s with a light now-- let's get to tatiana it's the super bowl for retailers. the holiday shopping

fond du lac -- the wind advisory is all through southeast wisconsin. runs through 6:00 tomorrow evening. up to the north, snow is starting to wind down. the winter weather advisory for our extreme northwestern counties from duluth and superior up to northeast minnesota where they have a winter storm warning. they picked up 24 inches of snow in orr, m showers starting to develop. here come these snow showers from the northwest. they're more spotty and broken clouds. the wind speeds are continuing through the morning hours. gusts will be around 40. during the day tomorrow, 20-30 mile-per-hour winds with gusts up to 45 miles per hour. there's the high temperature in milwaukee. 68 and 67 in madison while 41 right now in milwaukee. 36 in waukesha. 36 in white water. also out in burlington. so the big storm is starting to wind down. snow flurries starting to clear out. ink everything is done by -- i think everything is done by 9:00 in the morning. the chilly weather settles in tomorrow night and continues right on into sunday. so for tonight, windy, very. a

fundraiser in southeast wisconsin. welcome to live at daybreak.it's i'm vince vitrano.and - i'm susan kim.we want to stt with check of your weather and after some morning fog, the beautiful weather returned yesterday with sunshine, a light northerly breeze, and highs near 60. the sky is clear this morning, but dense fog redeveloped in the inland areas with lows dropping to 43 along the lake, and upper 30s inland. the sunshine and mild weather continues today with highs near 60, and a light breeze. tonight is clear and speeds speeds speeds it's an exciting day for cubs fans in our area. the team's world series victory parade is this morning in chicago. pete zervakis is live with more on local fans enjoying today's we're at the intermodal station downtown... where trains will be running - as always - between milwaukee and chicago. the cubs are world series champs after a 108 year wait... prevailing in extra innings wednesday night against the cleveland indians in game seven. we spent much of the day yesterday in kenosha.

wisconsin high school football teams vying for a state tite in madison. this afternoon-- the rockets of cedar grove-belgium take on the defending champions in division five-- amherst. tomorrow, catholic memorial-- brookfield east and franklin all get a shot at be at camp randall stadium for all the games bringing us the exciting highlights. the dream playground in kenosha re-opens this afternoon. it sat unused for months while crews worked to fix faulty rubber flooring.the all inclusive playground is welcome to kids of all abilities. the official re-opening is set for one o'clock. a special donation to help the homeless in waukesha. a parishioner of st. mark's church made 50 fleece blankets. she made the blankets because quote "she child and wants homeless in our area to know that they are in people's thoughts and prayers." the waukesha police department will be working with representatives of nami waukesha to distribute these blankets. a famous fan of muhammad ali is making a major gesture of support for a new museum exhibit honoring the boxing legend.ba

wisconsin bank offices. the milwaukee admirals will welcome all veterans and active military personnel with a ticket for themselves and immediate family members tomorrow night. the admirals take on the grand rapids griffins at u-w-m panther arena at 6 p-m. still ahead - we'll get a look deals-- the different events happening across milwaukee to honor our nation's veterans and active military members. as we salute our troops today did you know-- raymond weeks, a world war two veteran, came up with the idea to honor all veterans on november 11th, not just the ones who died in i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. or visit my24info.com. taking a look at the market today is veterans day and there are several events happening across milwaukee to honor our military members.. plus with the holidays here-- there are great deals available for you and relatives coming into town. joins us now to talk about joins us now to talk about all this

the southeast wisconsin o-w-i task force will be stepping up patrols this holiday weekend. officers in milwaukee and drivers under the influence of alchohol or drugs. the task force arrested 300 impaired drivers last year the state department of transportation says it's finished most of its planned roadwork ahead of the holiday weekend. crews have completed their major projects for the year. but there are still lane and ramp closures in some areas-- including several near the zoo light rain moved in overnight with temps in the mid to lake, and a brisk se wind at 10-20 mph. if you are traveling to northern wisconsin, it has been snowing all night, and that will continue today, with 2-4" of accumulation from wausau and north. minneapolis could see about 1-3" of snow. it will be low to mid 40s. the rain tapers off before 10pm with patchy fog, and lows in the 30s. deputies have released dramatic dash-cam video of a high speed chase-- going through brown and oconto counties. investigators say two teens-- in a stolen car sped-off-- around 2:30 yesterday morning after being pulled

much of southeast wisconsin could see close to an inch of rain by tuesday morning. it will also stay windy through tuesday. highs monday and tuesday will be in the lower 50s. cooler a 9 year old boy diagnosed with autism who went missing on thanksgiving has been found dead.police say marcus mcghee's body was found in a pond in texas. mcghee is the nephew of former n-b-a player marcus camby. police say the boy's family is thankful for the community's help to try and find him... despite the "overnight, we met with the family. the family has been very appreciative of all our efforts. they just can't say enough good things about this community. how everybody came together to help find their son. we just didn't want him this way."police say mcghee was reported missing thursday afternoon during the family's thanksgiving celebration on camby's property. a police procession was held for a detroit police officer officer collin rose was escorted from the gift of life surgical center in ann arbor to a funeral home in detroit. the wayne state university police officer died afte

another cool morning in southeast wisconsin. look at the sunrise. we're tracking temperatures in your neighborhood as you get ready for work and school. good morning and welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm ben wagner. melinda: and i'm melinda davenport. it's 6:30 on this monday, november 14th. let's start with the forecast. meteorologist sally severson is good morning, sal. >> a light layer or two will do this morning. we don't have the chill in the air like saturday and sunday morning. sunrise 6:43. there are a few clouds. a weak boundary is rolling through and the disturbance bring us some clouds. early temperatures cooler in beaver dam and waukesha, upper 30s. everyone else low to mid 40s. 44 the forecast then for today a party sunny skies. light west winds, high of 57. 44 tonight. dry today, tonight and for tomorrow. a couple of extra clouds. 56 tomorrow. still in the 50s wednesday. we take a look at a storm system later the week and it is a november game changer. >> sounds cold, sal. on the traffic watch 12, not much going on out there.

this morning the are showing up, we have a slight chance for a few sprinkles across southeast wisconsin, especially mid to late morning. now, western counties would stand a chance of the moisture. here is a look at what is happening in the north woods t snow is spreading across minnesota and northern wisconsin. this is throughout the day tomorrow. this is tomorrow night at 5:00. one to three, two to three woods. that is where the winter weather advisories are kicking in tonight. here in the south we are talking rain. here is the moisture. it is snow this morning by the time it is getting here it is warm enough to be a sprinkle. a little wet in the western counties this morning, main area of rain holding off until tonight. 6:00 you are seeing the wet across southern and northwest illinois. this is spreading into your area. light rain showers overnight and for tomorrow during the day before we settle in with dryer weather for wednesday night and for thanksgiving day. rain holds off until later tonight. 43 today. 35 tonight. 45 tomorrow and rain. dry on thanksgiving day. a light mix early

southeast wisconsin will be well-represented at the macy's parde.brian niznansky spoke with members of the greendale high school band... already having the time of their lives in the g we caught up with the greendale high school band through facetime on their way from practice in connecticut and heading back into manhattan.. they've been on the go ever since arriving in the big apple sunday night "monday we went to statue of liberty, ellis island, and we also visted the 9-11 memorial, and top of the rock, and tuesday we went to central park, and we also went to a broadway show" as tomorrow morning nears..excitement and nerves are growing in each of nervous for just having my family and all the people i know watching on tv, but i think definitely the millions people, because that live and there really close to you so if you mess up they can see you. " greendale is one of 12 bands selected, out of the 200 bands that applied, for the paradeeaving these students very proud to represent. "we had a performance before we left. it was like a going away performance and like a ton of people from

time is running out if you want to vote early in southeast wisconsin. most municipalities have until today to vote early. the city of milwaukee closes early voting tomorrow.each city, village and town in wisconsin dates and hours of in-person absentee voting... so if you still want to get it in... you'll want to check with your local clerk's office. iraqi forces continue to make progress in retaking mosul from isis.. iraqi special forces launched an assault deeper into the eastern neighborhoods of the city and isis militants fired back, striking and disabling a tank with a rocket. the operation is expected to take weeks, if the sky was clear this morning, but dense fog redeveloped in the inland areas with lows dropping to 43 along the lake, and upper 30s inland. the sunshine and mild weather continues today with highs near 60, and a light breeze. tonight is clear and chilly with lows near 40. west allis are asking for help this morning, tracking down an arsonist who injured a small child. saypolicesomeone intentionally set fire to a first floor unit in

it's been a real nice fall day across southeast wisconsin. meteorologist jesse ritka joins us with the forecast. due to the damp ground and the expected cooler air there is the chance for some fog to form overnight with the lack of wind.friday will be a near repeat sunny skies, highs near 60 degrees and a light wind eventually from the southwest. high pressure keeps us in this wonderful weather pattern throughout the weekend as well. low 60s, light winds and blue skies will continue for saturday and sunday so schedule your golf tee times and playground play-dates now! east on monday so temperatures will be a few degrees cooler but again it will be mostly russ: as i've traveled to all 72 counties, i've heard from a lot of people. including seniors, concerned that ron johnson is going to turn medicare into a voucher program. senior: don't let it happen russ. russ: i've heard from families in need of good paying jobs. blue collar guy: ron johnson's trade deals people want an economy that delivers for them. man: we just need a fair shake, and, ru

southeast wisconsin will be represented this morning in new york. dancers from the next step dance studio in franklin were invited, along with the marching band from greendale high school. the parade starts at 9 a-m... right here on today's tmj4. more than 50-million around the world expected to tune in. officials ordered the evacuation of four-thousand people from its caribbean coast as an unusually late-season hurricane swirled over the caribbean just off central america. the u-s national hurricane center said the westward- moving storm had weakened slightly overnight down to tropical storm status, with winds of 70 miles-per-hour.but it said the storm would likely meanwhile, nicaragua ordered evacuations in low-lying areas of its sparsely populated caribbean coast, an order that could cover about seven- thousand people. the riverwest community is shaken by a seemingly random shooting..it happened tuesday night outside ''the high dive bar '' around 7:30. seth schuster had been there for trivia night. police say someone drove up, shot him and then t

storm team 4 now: some parts of southeast wisconsin got a sprinkle of snow over the weekend-- this is video from upstate new york. the northeast got smacked with a huge snow storm and right now, conditions for drivers and gusty winds-- are causing light snow, to blow everywhere. now's a good time to download the storm shield app.track snow moving in.. .and get alerts for ?your exact location? sent to your mobile device.the app is available for android and iphones. tatiana and brian have another look at your weather and traffic together... after the first real shock of winter temps this weekend, this morning is clear and cold with temperatures in the 20s, and wind chills in the teens. today remains sunny, and the wind is light, but highs will remain in the upper 30s. clouds start to increase back into the 20s with a light se breeze.tomorrow is cloudy with highs in the mid 40s, a se wind at 10-15 mph, and scattered rain showers around sunset. rain is likely tuesday night with lows in the upper 30s. the busiest travel day of the year is rainy across wisconsin with temps in the 40s. snow

so southeast wisconsin, the suburbs of wisconsin. the most republican part of the state but it is also the home of the hashtag never trump movement. i think those people are moving after the friday bombshell, they're becoming hashtag never hillary people. if i was donald trump right now, i would drop the ads, i know his campaign is notoriously frugal. this is not the time to be frugal. drop the ads and come one more time to wisconsin, donald, and hit it in southeast wisconsin. charles: donald trump calling himself a dozen times he couldn't get everywhere everybody wanted him to go. jeff, a bunch of polls are out. an avalanche of them, and mixed results for candidates. people are cherry picking the ones they like. let's face it, good news in one and five minutes later there is another one. donald trump breaking through clinton's blue wall. what cities should he focus on? >> doing well in the traditional blue collar working states. wisconsin, michigan is in play. michigan hasn't gone republican since 1988. it's in play for us and there